Kett House- A. Quincy Jones & Frederick E. Emmons, Architects 1950

Kett House- A. Quincy Jones & Frederick E. Emmons, Architects 1950
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During the years 1950-1969, the prolific partnership of A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons was responsible for the design of approximately 5,000 modern homes. In 1969, the firm was recognized as the 'AIA Firm of the Year', the same year that Emmons retired. The firm was noted for their pioneering work in bringing stylish architecture to a level of affordability that could be enjoyed by middle-income families. During his long career, Jones also partnered with Paul R. Williams on several project in Palm Springs including the Palm Springs Tennis Club, participated in the Case Study House program and was professor and Dean at the University of Southern California School of Architecture from 1951-1967.